Who invented the watch?
From the earliest sundials to the modern smartwatch, the way we keep track of time has come a long way. But have you ever wondered about the brilliant minds behind the invention of the watch? In this video, we explore the fascinating history of timekeeping and the innovators who made it possible.

0:00 Intro
0:50 The First Watch and Peter Henlein
1:56 Christiaan Huygens
3:12 AbrahamLouis Perrelet and the Automatic Watch
3:54 AbrahamLouis Breguet
5:07 John Harwood
6:39 Hans Wilddorf and Rolex
7:14 The Electric Watch
7:56 Quartz watch and Warren Marrison
8:45 Isaac Koga
9:30 Seiko and Quartz Watches
10:42 The Smartwatch

Join us on a journey through time as we delve into the stories of inventors such as Peter Henlein, the German locksmith who is widely credited with creating the first portable watch in the 16th century, and AbrahamLouis Breguet, the Swiss watchmaker who introduced key technological innovations that would forever change the industry.

Discover the challenges and triumphs faced by these pioneers as they pushed the boundaries of what was possible in timekeeping, paving the way for a global industry that continues to thrive today. From the invention of the quartz crystal oscillator to the birth of the smartwatch, their contributions have had a lasting impact on our daily lives.

Whether you are a history buff or simply interested in the evolution of technology, this video offers a captivating look at the fascinating world of watchmaking and the brilliant minds who shaped it. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn about the inventors who changed the way we measure time.


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